JOB SUMMARY The Engineering Storeman is responsible for the efficient operation of the engineering stores, including the receipt, storage, and issuance of maintenance materials, spare parts, and tools. The role supports the engineering team by ensuring critical stock availability, proper inventory control, and adherence to GMP and company procedures, enabling uninterrupted maintenance and production activities. MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Adhere to GMP guidelines, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's), and regulatory requirements Receive, inspect, and correctly store engineering materials, consumables, and spare parts in line with company policies and SOPs. Issue parts and tools to maintenance personnel as requested, ensuring proper documentation and system updates. Maintain accurate inventory levels by conducting cycle counts and full stock takes at defined intervals. Monitor stock usage trends and generate requisitions or purchase requests to replenish stock. Label and organize items systematically to ensure quick access, traceability, and compliance with GMP. Maintain a clean, safe, and organized store area, ensuring all goods are protected from contamination or damage. Collaborate with procurement, engineering, and finance to resolve discrepancies or urgent part needs. Assist with goods receiving documentation, supplier delivery notes, and internal movement records. Ensure tools and equipment issued are returned in good condition, reporting any damages or losses. Track critical spare parts for essential systems like HVAC, RO plant, compressors, manufacturing and packaging equipment. MINIMUM EDUCATION Grade 12 / Matric Stores/Inventory Control Certificate or equivalent will be an advantage MINIMUM EXPERIENCE/ QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED Minimum 3 years' experience in a technical or engineering stores environment, preferably within the pharmaceutical, FMCG, or manufacturing industry. Working knowledge of inventory systems, stock control principles, and basic procurement processes. Familiarity with engineering terminology, spare parts, and tools. Good computer literacy (MS Excel, email, inventory software/ERP systems). Strong attention to detail, good communication skills, and ability to work under pressure. Awareness of GMP, health and safety practices, and cleanroom protocols is preferred.